DIRECTING STEVEN SPIELBERG

Discover the secrets of creating cinematic hits with the book "Directing Steven Spielberg". Warren Buckland analyzes what lies behind the success of one of the most influential directors in film history. This is a must-read for anyone interested in film, pop culture, and the psychology of creating unforgettable stories on screen.

• Analysis of the workshop of Steven Spielberg
• Secrets of creating cinematic hits
• Revolutionary way of telling films
• Spielberg's influence on pop culture
• Must-read for directors and screenwriters
• Answer to the question: "What's the deal with this whole Spielberg?"

Many people wonder what the secret to making great cinematic hits is. Although many books have been written on the subject of art cinema, there are practically no serious analyses of commercial films. With the book "Directing Steven Spielberg", Warren Buckland fills this gap. He breaks down some of Spielberg's most famous works, a man who revolutionized the way films are told and is the only director in the world who has consistently created cinematic hits at a high level of commerce and artistry for over thirty years.

Analysis of the films of the creator of cinematic hits, who revolutionized the way of film narration. Many people wonder what the secret to making great cinematic hits is. Although many books have been written on the subject of art cinema, there are practically no serious analyses of commercial films. With the book "Directing Steven Spielberg", Warren Buckland fills this gap. He breaks down some of Spielberg's most famous works, a man who revolutionized the way films are told and is the only director in the world who has consistently created cinematic hits at a high level of commerce and artistry for over thirty years.

The book "Directing Steven Spielberg" is a mandatory workshop manual for directors, cinematographers and screenwriters, but also a position for all those interested in cinema, pop culture, psychology, or simply curious about the answer to the question: "What's the deal with this whole Spielberg?" It contains 322 pages full of analyses, examples and inspiration. The format of the book is 16.5x23.5 cm, and it was published in 2012 in paperback by Wojciech Marzec Publishing House.